End tables, Cherry and maple

[Bret Duffin]

I designed and built these little tables this week.

Comments or questions welcomed.

Thanks, Bret

[Mikail Khan]

Nice. What types of wood did you use?

MK

[Andrew Gibson]

I like them. They should look better and better as the cherry ages.

[Terry Beadle]

These are great designs. Very elegant but efficient. Made in a week...that's really kicking some sawdust !

What about drawer handles...or is there a hand inset on the bottom of the drawer?

[Britt Lifsey]

Those a really nice. I like how you did the photo backdrop, too.

[Bret Duffin]

All,

The wood is cherry and soft maple.

I like the way cherry darkens with time also.

The tables were actually built it two days, however, the finishing is not yet complete. One thing I like about this design is it's was easy to build.

I have some knobs to intall for the drawers once the finsih is done.

Bret

[Joe A Faulkner]

Did you make those as well? Very nice ensemble.

[Van Huskey]

Those are very cool. Would like to see them when they are finished.

[Bret Duffin]

Thanks Joe. Yes, I made the bowls and the art stand also. i've been experimenting with photos of my work. The assessories make the subject peice look better as well as the no-seam backdrop.

Bret

[Joe Shinall]

Very nice Bret. I'm in the process of making 2 end tables just like these but with straight tapered legs. African Mahogany and curly maple. Hope they turn out half as good as those.

[John Thompson]

I caught you elsewhere on these I believe Bret.. ;)

Regards...

[Craig D Peltier]

Brett those came out very nice. Just a enough to be a little different, I like them. Glad the cherry worked for this project.